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The Indian Pugwash Society was established in August 1967 to promote the study, discussion and knowledge of and to stimulate general interest in, and to diffuse knowledge in regard to problems relating to science and world affairs. Read On...

History of Pugwash Conferences		Executive Committee
Speech by Prof. John P. Holdren, Chairman Pugwash Executive Committee, Arms Limitation and Peace Building in the Post-Cold-War World © 1995 The Nobel Foundation Remember Your Humanity Speech by Prof. Joseph Rotblat © 1995 The Nobel Foundation Lecture given by the Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee Nobel Peace Prize Announcement Nobel Peace Prize - 1995 Participants to the First Pugwash Conference (1957) The Letter from Bertrand Russell to Joseph Rotblat The First Pugwash Conference Russell-Einstein Manifesto, Issued in London, 9 July 1955 The Invitation to Pugwash (Cyrus Eaton's Letter to Bertrand Russell) Origins of Pugwash Goals of Pugwash in its Tenth Quinquennium: 2002-2007 Mission Statement About Pugwash		N.S. Sisodia Ambassador Arundhati Ghose Prof. C. Raja Mohan Cmde. C. Uday Bhaskar Air Cmde. Jasjit Singh (Retd.) Prof. P.R. Chari Dr. Rajesh Rajagopalan Prof. Varun Sahni Air Marshal (Retd.) Vinod Patney

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Publications

Asian Nuclear, Missile & Space Digest - Vol 1, No. 34
edited by Dr. Arvind Gupta

Space Security: Need for a Proactive Approach
edited by Report of the IDSA-Indian Pugwash Society Working Group on Space Security

India in a Changing Global Nuclear Order
edited by Arvind Gupta

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